New Samsung 16GB Memory Cards

Sep 22 2004, 3:46am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung announces several new semiconductor achievements.

Samsung introduces Industry's first 60-Nanometer 8-Gigabit NAND Flash Memory, which makes it possible to build 16GB flash memory cards.
Samsung's 60nm process technology is two thousandths the width of a piece of human hair, and achieves approximately 30 percent reduction in cell size over the 70nm 4Gb NAND Flash memory developed last year. The result is the world's smallest 0.0082㎛2 per bit cell size.
The key to development at such high densities and fine circuitry design is a 3-D cell transistor structure and high-dielectric gate insulating technology that minimizes the interference level between cells.
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